Boromir - Comments

Can we have the original source for that one @Boromir? It's cut quite well but the shoulders should have been left till the edge of the canvas not cut off so abruptly 😉

When you do, best to upload it in the comments as a draft so that we can give you advice in order that you can improve your technique. Have a look at the tips and guides in this thread as a starting pad

Much, much better. What technique and programs did you use?

There's still a bit of snow in the hair, particularly on our left.

When you do, best to upload it in the comments as a draft so that we can give you advice in order that you can improve your technique. Have a look at the tips and guides in this thread as a starting pad

Alternative source

@Boromir, I'm afraid this isn't a very good cut. Can we have the original source so that a better attempt may be made?

@Boromir, please upload individual cut-outs here

@Boromir, not bad, but for future cuts, please take the time to watch this short and easy-to-understand video which displays a good method of how to spot and clean snow. With a source as straight-forward as this, there should really be now snow at all in your cuts

@Boromir please make sure that all cuts have small part of shirt visiable,Use this method.

Good work @Gus Abreu

However, for the future it's best if you upload individual cuts using the below method from the request forum



This would mean they are displayed there

@Gus Abreu, that is an exceptional cut, even more so from someone who is just starting to learn to cut. Keep up the good work

It's not bad, but you've lost all the hair details and there's a bit of snow too...

With regards to snow, have a look at this video to see how easy and quick it is to remove it. As for the hair details, it's really very hard to explain how to cut such a difficult cut and I'd have to ask some of our better cutters to do so...

@Gus Abreu, I'm afraid that you've chosen quite a hard image to start your cutting career with due to all the hair details. For the time being, I think it would be better if you started out on the very simplest of sources in order to build up your cutting technique What software and techniques did you use to cut this source?

I've made it available again for cutting in the meantime.